Barcelona have sacked manager Quique Setién after a trophy-less campaign that culminated in European humiliation.
The writing was on the wall for the former Real Betis boss after their Champions League quarter-final exit.
Setién also missed out on the La Liga title to Real Madrid, despite returning from lockdown two points ahead with 11 games to go.
❗ Quique Setién no longer first team coach.
The new coach will be announced in the coming days as part of a wide ranging restructuring of the first team.— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) August 17, 2020
In addition to sacking Setién, the club have also announced that they will hold presidential elections in March next year.
Former Blaugrana defender and current Netherlands boss Ronald Koeman is the favourite to take over at Camp Nou, having been spotted in the Catalan capital on Sunday.
